Cultural diffusion means?

sharing and spreading of culture

practice of one religion such as Christianity

The Byzantine Empire is the name we call

The Eastern Roman Empire after the West fell

The Western Roman Empire after the East fell

What is an extended family?

immediate family plus other close relatives

family that has really long bodies

a group of people or animals traveling together on a long journey especially through the desert

a car that is large and shaped like a van

giving money or goods to a ruler or country for protection

storyteller and entertainer in Ancient Africa

group of people on a long trip through the desert

buy, sell, or exchange goods and services

Socrates was a philosopher whose method of teaching involved

asking open-ended questions, so students learned using reasoning.

students gaining knowledge only through personal experiences.

using fear and embarrassment to force student to learn.

giving lectures attended by hundreds of students.

In which way was life in Athens similar to life in Sparta?

Both city-states had slaves and free citizens.

Both city-states were ruled by a king or queen.

Both city-states valued music and the arts.

Both city-states kept women from owning property.

The people of Ancient Greece lived in small, isolated communities that eventually grew into large city-states. Why were these communities isolated from one another?

They spoke different languages.

What was the main point of education for young boys in Ancient Sparta?

to train them to serve in the army

to ready them for further study in college

to educate them on religious thought

to give them an understanding of history

Which TWO actions by monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in medieval Europe?

They provided religious instruction to local communities.

They translated and preserved classical knowledge.

They commissioned painters to create religious art.

They supported individuals calling for reform in religious policies.

Which TWO actions by monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in medieval Europe?

They provided religious instruction to local communities.

They translated and preserved classical knowledge.

They commissioned painters to create religious art.

They supported individuals calling for reform in religious policies.

According to the text, how did William the Conqueror secure order and control after his invasion?

He replaced the English ruling class with his own people.

His army would continue to attack until the English forces were destroyed.

He would institute military law to control the population.

He required a new English language to be taught and used for official business.

Which TWO factors encouraged the growth of feudalism within Europe?

Mountainous topography made it difficult for leaders to govern large areas of land.

Viking invasions lead people to seek protection.

A recent Mongol invasion had weakened the central government in Europe.

The Great Schism divided people within Western Europe.

How did the Crusades affect the economies of Central and Western Europe?

Cloth and spices brought back by crusaders led to greater interest in trade.

Gold and silver brought back by crusaders caused inflation.

The Crusades led to a decline in the production of crafts and food crops.

The Crusades limited access to luxury goods from China and India.

Which major event in Europe is reflected in the list?

The economic and social effects of the Bubonic Plague.

The causes of the Hundred Years War in medieval Europe.

The reason the pope called for a Christian Crusade.

The result of William the Conqueror's invasion of England.

Which of the following is a direct effect of the feudal system in medieval Europe?

Establishment of a rigid class structure

Development of early trade routes

Requirement of church donations

What statement best describes the social structure in the chart?

the division of orders in the Roman Empire

militant culture of ancient Japna

the division of Christianity north of the Alps

a time with people used reason and logic to explain the world

The first thing you do when you walk into this class each day is

Read the board and begin the work: First step rule!

What is a direct democracy?

A form of government in which the public will is translated directly into law.

Government controlled by one person.

A form of government in which elected leaders make decisions for the public.

A state ruled by the noble class.

The split between Sunni and Shiite Muslims began with a disagreement about -

designating Mecca as a holy city

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What is the pilgrimage to Mecca called?

Kaaba

Tajj

Hajj

Medina

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What is the body of law for Islam?

Talmud

Sawm

Qu'ran

Sharia

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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One obligation of a Muslim is to make at least one pilgrimage to:

Medina

Mt Arafat

Baghdad

Mecca

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What is the name that Muslims call their god?

God

Yahwey

Allah

Buddha

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Who was the last Prophet that the Muslims believe.

Gabrial

Muhammad

Akbar

Allah

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What is the Qu'ran?

The Muslim holy book, which contains the word of God as revealed to Muhammad.

The daily prayer all Muslims must say five times a day.

The Muslim house of worship that they attend every week.

The holiest of Muslim holidays where they fast from sunup to sundown.

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The city of _____________ was the capital of the Eastern Byzantine Empire.

Alexandria

Rome

Istanbul

Constantinople

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What is the pilgrimage to Mecca called?

What is the body of law for Islam?

One obligation of a Muslim is to make at least one pilgrimage to:

What is the name that Muslims call their god?

Who was the last Prophet that the Muslims believe.

What is the Qu'ran?

The city of _____________ was the capital of the Eastern Byzantine Empire.

Justinain was known for building the __________.

Roman Emperor _______________ made Christianity the main religion of the Roman Empire.

Constantinople is now known as ?

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